This document describes how to manage the review cycle of financial data using Oracle's Process Management module. It discusses setting up phased submissions with multiple validation accounts and review levels. The document outlines the steps to enable Process Management, set up submission groups and phases, assign validation accounts, and move process units through the review cycle states of review, approval, locking and publishing.
PCD – Process Control Daemon is a light-weight system level process manager for Embedded-Linux based projects (consumer electronics, network devices, etc.).
PCD starts, stops and monitors all the user space processes in the system, in a synchronized manner, using a textual configuration file.
PCD recovers the system in case of errors and provides useful and detailed debug information.
PCD – Process Control Daemon is a light-weight system level process manager for Embedded-Linux based projects (consumer electronics, network devices, etc.).
PCD starts, stops and monitors all the user space processes in the system, in a synchronized manner, using a textual configuration file.
PCD recovers the system in case of errors and provides useful and detailed debug information.
Getting Started with IBM i Security: Event AuditingHelpSystems
Learn why event auditing is necessary and how to configure it.
This second powerpoint of the series introduces event auditing, which covers the basics and more:
- Why auditing is necessary
- Determine if IBM i auditing is currently active
- How to configure auditing with one simple command
- What audit events are recorded (and which are missed!)
- How high availability (HA) applications often make critical events disappear
- Event reporting and real-time alerting
Hopper's approach to QA is described in the Case study. At Hopper, we believe that QA starts at the very beginning of product life cycle. This helps reduce risk and deliver quality products. We combine all aspects of QA - blackbox testing, performance testing, load testing, regression testing, QA Automation etc. We also design QA systems where the existing frameworks may not work.
Getting Started with IBM i Security: Event AuditingHelpSystems
Learn why event auditing is necessary and how to configure it.
This second powerpoint of the series introduces event auditing, which covers the basics and more:
- Why auditing is necessary
- Determine if IBM i auditing is currently active
- How to configure auditing with one simple command
- What audit events are recorded (and which are missed!)
- How high availability (HA) applications often make critical events disappear
- Event reporting and real-time alerting
Hopper's approach to QA is described in the Case study. At Hopper, we believe that QA starts at the very beginning of product life cycle. This helps reduce risk and deliver quality products. We combine all aspects of QA - blackbox testing, performance testing, load testing, regression testing, QA Automation etc. We also design QA systems where the existing frameworks may not work.
Hi Carisa,
I need for you to work your magic on this busy graphic. I am trying to show the process of Phased Submissions. The numbers represent the steps in the process.
Step I don’t like how the numbers are displayed. I thought maybe less 3-D and enclosed with a circle.
Step 2- the three intersection spreadsheets-The spreadsheets represent Submission Groups. Each spreadsheet is a submission group. I would like to have a title on spreadsheet 1 to read “Group 1 -Balance Sheet”, spreadsheet 2- “Group 2 - Supplemental Data” and Spreadsheet 3- Group 3 - Income Statement
Step 3 shows the submission phase hierarchy—The phases are depicting when Phase 1 Balance Sheet is published, then Phase 2 moves to phase 1 and so on—I really want this to be high-level, I will explain the detail in the content of Frame Maker.
A screen shot of the outcome. Nothing really needs to be done here. Actually the screen shot is a placeholder, when I can get the beta software to produce the report I need, I will paste the valid report in its place.
Hi Carisa,
I need for you to work your magic on this busy graphic. I am trying to show the process of Phased Submissions. The numbers represent the steps in the process.
Step I don’t like how the numbers are displayed. I thought maybe less 3-D and enclosed with a circle.
Step 2- the three intersection spreadsheets-The spreadsheets represent Submission Groups. Each spreadsheet is a submission group. I would like to have a title on spreadsheet 1 to read “Group 1 -Balance Sheet”, spreadsheet 2- “Group 2 - Supplemental Data” and Spreadsheet 3- Group 3 - Income Statement
Step 3 shows the submission phase hierarchy—The phases are depicting when Phase 1 Balance Sheet is published, then Phase 2 moves to phase 1 and so on—I really want this to be high-level, I will explain the detail in the content of Frame Maker.
A screen shot of the outcome. Nothing really needs to be done here. Actually the screen shot is a placeholder, when I can get the beta software to produce the report I need, I will paste the valid report in its place.
Hi Carisa,
I need for you to work your magic on this busy graphic. I am trying to show the process of Phased Submissions. The numbers represent the steps in the process.
Step I don’t like how the numbers are displayed. I thought maybe less 3-D and enclosed with a circle.
Step 2- the three intersection spreadsheets-The spreadsheets represent Submission Groups. Each spreadsheet is a submission group. I would like to have a title on spreadsheet 1 to read “Group 1 -Balance Sheet”, spreadsheet 2- “Group 2 - Supplemental Data” and Spreadsheet 3- Group 3 - Income Statement
Step 3 shows the submission phase hierarchy—The phases are depicting when Phase 1 Balance Sheet is published, then Phase 2 moves to phase 1 and so on—I really want this to be high-level, I will explain the detail in the content of Frame Maker.
A screen shot of the outcome. Nothing really needs to be done here. Actually the screen shot is a placeholder, when I can get the beta software to produce the report I need, I will paste the valid report in its place.
Hi Carisa,
I need for you to work your magic on this busy graphic. I am trying to show the process of Phased Submissions. The numbers represent the steps in the process.
Step I don’t like how the numbers are displayed. I thought maybe less 3-D and enclosed with a circle.
Step 2- the three intersection spreadsheets-The spreadsheets represent Submission Groups. Each spreadsheet is a submission group. I would like to have a title on spreadsheet 1 to read “Group 1 -Balance Sheet”, spreadsheet 2- “Group 2 - Supplemental Data” and Spreadsheet 3- Group 3 - Income Statement
Step 3 shows the submission phase hierarchy—The phases are depicting when Phase 1 Balance Sheet is published, then Phase 2 moves to phase 1 and so on—I really want this to be high-level, I will explain the detail in the content of Frame Maker.
A screen shot of the outcome. Nothing really needs to be done here. Actually the screen shot is a placeholder, when I can get the beta software to produce the report I need, I will paste the valid report in its place.
Hi Carisa,
I need for you to work your magic on this busy graphic. I am trying to show the process of Phased Submissions. The numbers represent the steps in the process.
Step I don’t like how the numbers are displayed. I thought maybe less 3-D and enclosed with a circle.
Step 2- the three intersection spreadsheets-The spreadsheets represent Submission Groups. Each spreadsheet is a submission group. I would like to have a title on spreadsheet 1 to read “Group 1 -Balance Sheet”, spreadsheet 2- “Group 2 - Supplemental Data” and Spreadsheet 3- Group 3 - Income Statement
Step 3 shows the submission phase hierarchy—The phases are depicting when Phase 1 Balance Sheet is published, then Phase 2 moves to phase 1 and so on—I really want this to be high-level, I will explain the detail in the content of Frame Maker.
A screen shot of the outcome. Nothing really needs to be done here. Actually the screen shot is a placeholder, when I can get the beta software to produce the report I need, I will paste the valid report in its place.